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Using God-given talents in the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra

By Karen Morris In the vibrant musical landscape of Mississippi, the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra (MSO) stands as a beacon for musicians seeking to use their talents for a greater purpose. For...
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Why quality clothing beats fast fashion

By Nicole Brown It’s a new year, and I love to take the time to evaluate my closet, trends, and the color of the year - which for 2025 is shades of brown, which I’m really excited about! I have...
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Stewarding blessings – and trials – for His glory

By Sarah Rein We could explain stewardship, in simple terms, as the way that we manage what God has given to us. The Lord, in His kindness and providence, bestows many things on His children. And...
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Financial resources for Mississippians in 2025

According to Statista.com, “saving more money” is this year’s most popular New Year’s resolution, with 21 percent of survey respondents naming it as one of their goals. If you’re part of that 21...
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Life’s transitions

By Chris Bates We set out early on a beautiful clear fall morning to explore Gunnison National Park in western Colorado, excited about fly fish on the Taylor River. Our group of five decided to...
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Millsaps offers new scholarship for women of faith

Submitted by Millsaps College Millsaps College is making higher education more accessible for women of faith with the introduction of the Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship. This prestigious program...
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St. Catherine’s offers seamless support for every stage of senior living

Submitted by St. Catherine’s Village With independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing all on one campus, St. Catherine’s Village provides seniors with the right care at the...
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How to protect your heart and joints at the same time

By: Dr. Chris Kneip February is Heart Health Month - and while it may seem surprising for an orthopedic doctor to discuss heart health, the connection between musculoskeletal wellness and...
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Put your mouth and your money where your heart is

By Katie Ginn I just read a book called “Half Broke Horses,” a true story about a cattle ranching woman named Lily Casey Smith, who was helping her dad break horses by age 6. Lily was the oldest of...
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One man’s experience leads to cancer ministry

By Laura Lee Leathers The Gaithers wrote a song called “God Loves to Talk to Little Boys When They’re Fishing.” They should consider writing a song about how God loves to talk to men when they’re...
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Using God-given talents in the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra

by | February 1, 2025 | Columns, News & Events, What's Going On | 0 Comments

By Karen Morris In the vibrant musical landscape of Mississippi, the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra (MSO) stands as a beacon for musicians seeking to use their talents for a greater purpose. For individuals like Hannah Romanko, performing with the MSO goes beyond...
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Why quality clothing beats fast fashion

by | February 1, 2025 | Columns, Faith Fashion & Fitness, Lifestyle | 0 Comments

By Nicole Brown It’s a new year, and I love to take the time to evaluate my closet, trends, and the color of the year - which for 2025 is shades of brown, which I’m really excited about! I have always enjoyed fashion after discovering my sense of style right out of...
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Stewarding blessings – and trials – for His glory

by | February 1, 2025 | Columns, Modern Motherhood, Relationships | 0 Comments

By Sarah Rein We could explain stewardship, in simple terms, as the way that we manage what God has given to us. The Lord, in His kindness and providence, bestows many things on His children. And His Word says that, if we love Him, He will work everything for our...
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Financial resources for Mississippians in 2025

by | February 1, 2025 | Columns, Feature Story, Inspiration | 0 Comments

According to Statista.com, “saving more money” is this year’s most popular New Year’s resolution, with 21 percent of survey respondents naming it as one of their goals. If you’re part of that 21 percent, here are some Mississippi financial institutions that might be...
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Life’s transitions

by | February 1, 2025 | Columns, Inspiration, Outside In | 0 Comments

By Chris Bates We set out early on a beautiful clear fall morning to explore Gunnison National Park in western Colorado, excited about fly fish on the Taylor River. Our group of five decided to split up, each choosing different sections of the river. I opted for a...
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Millsaps offers new scholarship for women of faith

by | February 1, 2025 | Columns, Education Connection, Practical Living | 0 Comments

Submitted by Millsaps College Millsaps College is making higher education more accessible for women of faith with the introduction of the Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship. This prestigious program offers financial aid to exceptional women scholars, ensuring they can...
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St. Catherine’s offers seamless support for every stage of senior living

by | February 1, 2025 | Columns, Lagniappe, Lifestyle | 0 Comments

Submitted by St. Catherine’s Village With independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing all on one campus, St. Catherine’s Village provides seniors with the right care at the right time … no matter what their stage of independence or support...
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How to protect your heart and joints at the same time

by | February 1, 2025 | Columns, Health & Wellness, Health & Wellness | 0 Comments

By: Dr. Chris Kneip February is Heart Health Month - and while it may seem surprising for an orthopedic doctor to discuss heart health, the connection between musculoskeletal wellness and cardiovascular health is significant. As orthopedic surgeons, we see firsthand...
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Put your mouth and your money where your heart is

by | February 1, 2025 | Columns, Editor's Letter | 0 Comments

By Katie Ginn I just read a book called “Half Broke Horses,” a true story about a cattle ranching woman named Lily Casey Smith, who was helping her dad break horses by age 6. Lily was the oldest of three siblings, her dad walked with a limp, and her mom was not cut...
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One man’s experience leads to cancer ministry

by | January 1, 2025 | Columns, Practical Living, Redefining Retirement | 0 Comments

By Laura Lee Leathers The Gaithers wrote a song called “God Loves to Talk to Little Boys When They’re Fishing.” They should consider writing a song about how God loves to talk to men when they’re sitting in a deer stand. Even though Albert Archie loves to sing, he...
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Financial resources for Mississippians in 2025

by | Feb 1, 2025

According to Statista.com, “saving more money” is this year’s most popular New Year’s resolution, with 21 percent of survey respondents naming it as one of their goals. If you’re part of that 21 percent, here are some Mississippi financial institutions that might be able to help - whether you want...

Health & fitness tips for 2025

by | Jan 1, 2025

With the new year come new resolutions to be good stewards of the bodies (and minds) God gave us. Here are some tips to help you get started. Many of these people and organizations are MCL advertising partners with ads in this edition! Active Rest, LLC: Find a fun workout Focus on fun and...

Bill and Becky Caldwell: Fearless and faithful

by | Nov 30, 2024

By Katie Ginn When Bill and Becky Caldwell went to bed at their home in Little Rock on December 1, 1991, they had no idea that they’d be spending the next afternoon as hostages in their own attic.  Around midday, escaped inmate Paul Jerome Spiers broke into the Caldwells’ home and escorted them...